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October 17 10 In T H 1^: F 1. ESIl F. If ro N ADV^ANCE !'. TH !£• Flesherton Advance Residence For Sale Ml iadependent newa|ia|H'r, ptiblwheil evrry rhurJky at th"" otlic*, C'lilliiiKWtHxl Street, KlMhwton. SulMcri|>tii>n |>ricF tl pfr aiinuni hen t>»i<li'i»<l*'^'>cB •,?l..'iv'»'hi'ii no so iiairi *'er >iiiiiiK ratca nii npvlicati'-n. Ciieiilntiaii I.IUU wrakly OSPREY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY PRIZE LIST HORSES. Draught. Team, W. Brew.'stti-. J. A. Kcrna- han; brood mure, W. Brewster, J. A. Kemahan; one year old colt, W. Brewster, J. A. Korriahan; sijring colt, W Brewster, J. A. Kernaluu\; special by R. J. Bull, .M. P.. \V. Brew- ster, J. A. Kernuhun. Agricultural. Team, M. Sayres, D. McDermid, F. Jspoffard; brood mure, Jas. Moiia},'- han, Ar.die Pallister; two year old colt, P. J. Morrison, D. Stephens; one year old colt, Jas. Monaghan; spring' colt, Andy Pallister, Jas. Monaphan; special by Bank of Commerce, M. Snyres. General Purpote. Team, M. Gillies, J. D. Leggatt; brood mare, Isaac Smith; one ycai" old colt, I. .Smith, Jas. Moore; sprini? colt, I. Smith. Roadsters. Team, R. C. Dynes, 11. Poole, J. A. Kernahan, W. S. O'Brien, F. Spof- ford; two year old colt, H. Loughecd, J. A. Kernahan; one year old colt, M. Sayres, R. Whiteoak; sprinjr laU, F. Spofford; J. A. Kernahan; single driver, R. C. Dynes. A. McCallum, Walter Seeley; three year old colt, R. C. Dynes, J. D. McQueen, R. J. Morrison. Carriage. Team, Thos. Findley, L. Cameron; sprinp colt, \V. S. O'Brien. Janie.-i Monaghan; sin^-ie driver, Thos. Find- ley, 1st and 2nd, II. McLean; GcorKc Henderson's special, Thos. Findlay; "Weldrick's special, M. Sayres. CATTLE. HoUteini. Cow, R. J. Colquet. Shorthorn. Bu!'. calf, J. A. Kernahan, C. At- kinson; two yeur old heifer, C. .Vt- kinson; one yeur old heifer, C. Atkin- son; heifer calf, C. Atkinson; be.=t herd, C. Atkinson; best bull, r.ny u^v, J. A. Kernahan. Hereford*. Bull, two ycar.s old, .M. Tlio'i\son, J. Elliott; bull calf, J. Elliott, 1 and 2; cow, Jno. Elliott, 1 and 2; two year old heifer, W. J. Chard, J. Kl- iiott: heifer calf, J. Elliott, I and 2; best herd, J. Elliott; best bull, any age, M. Thomson. Grades. Cow, beef, grade, J. .\. Kernahan, W. J. Chard, 2 and li; cow, dairy, grade, C. Atkinson, A. Brownridite, â- J i'.nd 3; one year old heifer, C. At- ki.nson, A. Brownridtce; two year old heiftr, W. J. Chard, .!. A. Kornahan, \V. J. Chard; heifer calf, A. Brown- ridge, 1 and 2, C. Atkinson; two year old steer, Jas. Long, 1 and 2, C. At- kinson; one year old steer, C. Atkin- .son, J. A. Kernahan, A. Brownridgc; steer calf, Geo. W. Kr.Ss, 1 and 2, W. J. Chard; best fat steer or heifer, A. Brownridge, W. J. Chard, C. Atkin- son. SHEEP. Leicesters. All prizes taken by J. H. -Nicholls. Lincolns. All prizes taken by J. H. -Nicholla. SWINE. Vorkihire. Aged boar, Jas. Monaghan, G. W. Ross; boar pig, under one year, G. W. Ross, 1 and 2; boar, one year old, F. Spofford; sow, aged, G. W. Ross; sow, one year old, F. Spofford; sow, pig, G. W. Ross, 1 and 2; herd, G. W. Ross. Tamworth. Boar pig, under one year, G. SV . Ross, 1 and 2; herd. G. W. Ross. POULTRY. Pair black minorcas, H. Alexand- er; pair chicks, H. Alexander; pnir white wyandottes, W. Hodgson; paii chicks. A. Morrison. J. A. Kernahan; pair barred pl>n>.outh rucks, C. Loni: 1 and 2; pair Pekin ducks, G. W Boss; pair common duck», G. \V. Ross; pair Toulouse geese. J. A. Ker- nahan, 1 and 2; pair Keese, any other kind, W. Hodgson; pair bronze tur- keys, J. A. Kernahan; pair Rouen ducks, G. W. Ross, 1 and 2. GRAIN. Fall wheat, white, C. Atkinson; â- white oats, F. SiM>lTord; black barley, C. Atkinson; large pens, C. Atkinson; timothy seed, C. Atkinson; «heaf fall wheat, C. Atjcinson; sheaf oats, G W. McDonald, C. Atkinson; sheaf barley, C. Atkinson; .â- â- heaf rye. John McKinnon. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES. Potai<:es, ro.-;'! type, V,' . .» . Haw- kins; potatoes. Ion,' white, W. Wright; potatoes, green n'oiirtuin, J. (Ci'iitinued on Uck ixs^") For salu cheap and oil easy terms, the residence iiiid pri-niisps thereto belcnitiiiK to the littti M. K. Richardson, Fleslier- t>)0. On thu |>reait«cs :kie a lurge I'lick vei.ecrcd dwelling, well linisliod ni>d in good lopair, contains !' laruf bviliniinix on the second tUt and larj;e doulde bedroom on lirst flit : j^oid ntver fudini< well wilh force |iuin|> in li>isonieht, 4iid good ci<<ti:rn all well liiiishud for winter oi su'.ninur kitchen und dining and wash room* wi'li i»'uid punlry and otnei' con- veniences ; Urge Inwii and garden with ({ooil youni< orchard buarini; mid pliii'y of iniall fruit ; •{ooj Ur^e frame atthle Bid drivini- house. Premises would make excellent lur^p hoarding liou^e and piivale oHice lie.sidei), or would uni^wer well for two leniii.ts and also good olliet* fur rent. Apply to It. J. Spn.iile > ii the prtniises tvli > will shnw Hiiy |ii'rs.)n over the [ireiui.«es. ITOclif ^Odds and Ends^ "%. For Ssle cheap or rentâ€" Late John .1. Martin.fi.iin, lot 1, cou. 4, Euphrasia, coutftiniuK about 1,'iO acres ; dwellin>,'and new frame barn, slablini; under. If iml S'dd ill liiiie fur seeding will rent. .\p(ily o Cb'trli!) iilarlin on the preinisea or to U. J . Spr.iolp, Flesherton. niai28lh For side cneii anu on easy tf rms, Lot ^ S, con. 11, Osprey, 110 acres. This id u first class farm and in a good 8t.\tc of cultiv.'ition. <}<)od bank barn and new frame dwelling. Apply ..o K. J. Spr.iule Fleshert'-n tJiil WanUd â€" Capable yirl for Ljeneral house work. n(i v.ashinK, i^liiii cixiking. Excellent home. SVii^i-s ?2.S. Itefirences requiied. Mr.s. Marsh, i'>'.> K^owatin Ave., Toroi.to. For Rent â€" House, stable .-md lot ; also For Sideâ€" K'lehen lauge, snMll heater, cxteiisi'in t«Me. three dining chairs, iMie small locker, bed, muttrrss and springs and linoleum â€" Mm. E. Morgan, Eugenia. Whitn sewing niachines, the kin;{ '.f ni'ichiiiea. Sherluck Manning pianos are stiietly high grade. If you ran prove this atatemcut fal.se I will give you a piano frde. â€" I. C Kenui-r, Markilale. Girl Wantedâ€" For B-;nerrtl housework, good wages. Mrs. .1. Girdner, Dundalk Phone no. 24 NOTICEâ€" Any trappinf, huntiiii! or lishinLion Lots I7(i,177,17H, SW.T.'^.U. and h.t I7« K.'F. \- S.U . Aneme.sia. is prubiljited.-T. J. STINSON. 1 12 8 P'i'ACO.'it ids to loan cc real estate security ai I iasonable rife of interest. Apply lo R, J. Spruiile, Fieiherloii. sept 23 hijjhest price for buttci and u^gs at Ciruham Bros. Eujenia. "June 2<i Try Ft" ersba.n Piislry^Flonr, iha be,<.t for your CO. k. All Onttrii' wheiit MISCELLANtOL'S Lost â€" Between Rock mills and Mount Zion, K motorcycle tire ch.-iin. Anyone tindin'j .same please conimunicale with IX. .). Pedlar, Kagenia F..'Sale-.\ i|niiili'y I'f dry st 've w.-)iid, al.ti s'x I'we liinbi ;i'id onu lnoml »)W d'le to farrow Deeembei' 8, and one sprina calf. â€" T. F^nwick, Kugeiiia. For Sile â€" One rcsti.'tered two year nM Oxfiiid I)>»-n run an 1 fei, piKelin d Uxf.adram bun!.'-. F. J. aid \V. A. Weber, Kimberley. Plione Fle.sheitoii :!l 1 21. (le: in Colts Vot .Stleâ€" One colt coining 2,one cdiiiiii'.; ;i yeaiH olJ, unci a .-•priii;.' cult. -- Wilson Mc.Mullen, Ceylon 1 12 IH Hound Came Astrayâ€" Blick and Ahilc lii'iiiul. lirL'O ur.d r iiidlo ngeil. ()*ner ij p t i.lohn Wiisjht F e«liert '11. H or, Saleâ€" One horse, good single .r .:oiible.-A. Thistlethwiite, Flesherton. For S»Ie 10 ram lambs for s'de. $£0 e.eh if liken at once.- C'lanJe Akins. Fle^l^o^ton. P Ki For Sile-Chiii:o younu pii;s, •eady to Ko-.\Vni. Davis. Markdale K. R fi For Hsie 1 cow, »l»u a number if B.rrH Kick cckvielv \V. W.Trimble, KlerheMoll. F'lSile I* our S!iorilii)Hi bulls, red for aale â€"Johnston CuUen, Flesherton. Fur Sale- - Youni; |> gs for stile. Ready to u > at once. â€" Jo<. Frnwiok, Flashetton Riiii Fir S.iV -Eifoid lt*iii, 2 year» 1 Apply In S, PodUr, Flesherton. For Sile -Cow and" calf f'«r »*'e. Apply 'o V. (' K»r<tml', ForSdc- >'rte i.ua .^I'liiig e i!t foi S'lle. - P>o!>(. (.>aln>iiie, Eugenia. FiirKalc ' 17 evu Umlx and 7 rail' Ufsli fur salt*. J.!.-.. Osnor, flesheiton. Why Canada must borrow money to carry on Because Canada has put her hand to the plow and will not turn back:â€" â€" our country is in the war on the side of liberty and justice and will stay in it till complete victory is won and the unspeakable Hun is smashed and beaten to the ground; â€" a nation at war must make tre- mendous expenditures in cash to keep up her armies and supply them with munitions, food and clothing; â€" Canada must finance many mil- lions of dollars of export trade in food, munitions and supplies which Britain and our allies must have on credit; â€" for these purposes Canada must borrow hundreds of millions of dollars â€" And, this money must be borrowed from the people of Canada:â€" Therefore, Canada will presently come to her people for a new Victory Loan to carry on. Canadians will loan the money by again buying Victory Bonds. The national safety, the national honor and the national well-being require that each and every Canadian shall do his duty by lending to the nation every cent he can spare for this purpose. Be ready when the call conies to see your country through in its ^reat war work Issued by Canada's Victory Loan Committee in co-oijeration with the Minister of Finance ofthe Dominion of Canada m WE SELL FARM IMPLEMENTS Special Pricei on Waggons, Plows Harrows and Horse Blankets W. A UaWKKN, txho l>.'nlev far Virgil Pianos and Phonofjraiilii mil Sliopt Mn?ic. Cull and Oct pricp.=" at Hawkin's Photo Gallery & Muiic Store, Flesherton Wagoas Plows H&; Rakes CultiTalon Harrows Movers JOHN HEARD, MPUKMBNT AOENT FLESHERTON.